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Another episode of the popular 1950's CBS-TV comedy "The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show". This episode is called "Beverly Hills Uplift Society" and aired during the 11th of October, 1951. Please excuse the mediocre picture quality caused by mediocre video source. NOTE: due to a request by torgman, I changed the heading of this upload.
Credits
George Burns as George Burns
Gracie Allen as Gracie Allen
Harry von Zell as Harry von Zell (as Harry Von Zell)
Bea Benaderet as Blanche Morton (as Bea Benadaret)
Florence Bates as Mrs. McEveety
Fred Clark as Harry Morton
Lew Merrill as Mr. Vanderlip
Reviews
Reviewer:
Molly McGee
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April 30, 2015
Subject: Inflation
Subject: Inflation
I just wanted to point out that the $120 dollars has jumped to $1,089.78 in today's money.
Reviewer:
1110babe
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July 22, 2010
Subject: always interesting
Subject: always interesting
The translation of this series from radio to tv was simply brilliant using the device of George as narrator and often breaking the fourth wall. As on the radio show, commercials are humorously thrust into the plot.
The missing $120 would be around $980 today.
The Beverly Hills Uplift Society and the idea that men had to be honorary women to be there was a staple of the radio shows. Personally I prefer the radio shows, being halfway in love with the hilarious Bill Goodwin, and enjoying Mel Blanc, guest stars, and orchestra leader Meredith Willson as one of the honorary women, etc but I enjoy seeing George calmly smoking and relating the setup, plot points, and conclusion.
The missing $120 would be around $980 today.
The Beverly Hills Uplift Society and the idea that men had to be honorary women to be there was a staple of the radio shows. Personally I prefer the radio shows, being halfway in love with the hilarious Bill Goodwin, and enjoying Mel Blanc, guest stars, and orchestra leader Meredith Willson as one of the honorary women, etc but I enjoy seeing George calmly smoking and relating the setup, plot points, and conclusion.
Reviewer:
torgman
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February 23, 2010
Subject: United States Popular Culture???
Subject: United States Popular Culture???
Can these be retitled w/o the references to "1950's Popular Culture" or "1960's Classic TV", etc.? It makes it hard to skim titles.
Reviewer:
Seto-Kaiba_Is_Stupid
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September 27, 2009
Subject: I Uploaded This
Subject: I Uploaded This
Errr, I dont know how to review this item.
Then again, a lot of Internet Archive reviews have little to do with the item
I find Gracie to be amusing.
Then again, a lot of Internet Archive reviews have little to do with the item
I find Gracie to be amusing.
